Narendra Modi

As of January 2015, there were 7.3 million non-resident Indians in the Middle East (64 percent of the total) who remitted over $36 billion in 2015.

Modi's Hindu nationalism comes under scrutiny after a student is locked up for "anti-India" remarks.

After riots and protests, the image of Narendra Modi's government has been damaged.

Latest unrest threatens to undermine Prime Minister Narendra Modi's promise of better days to come.

Which is the real Modi? The free market free trader? Or a radical Hindu bent on imposing repression?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitches effort as "the biggest brand that India has ever created."

So detailed were his announcements that he had to abandon his usual impromptu style of Hindi oratory and read the details from a prepared script.

The attack across the Pakistan border threatens Modi's efforts to warm relations with Pakistan.

It was the first time an Indian Prime Minister had visited Pakistan since 2004.

Arvind Kejriwal has alleged that his office was raided by a government agency.

A deal with Japan, rapprochement with Pakistan, but deadlock in parliament.

Religious intolerance—which has worsened since Modi became premier—discourages foreign investment.

Earthquake relief fails to get through as pressure grows in Nepal to pivot to China.

Modi has been unwise to allow his government to earn an authoritarian and anti-Muslim reputation.

The 2002 Gujarat massacre will overshadow the Indian premier's quest for investment funding.

The Indian prime minister will have lunch with the queen and address parliament.

The Indian premier may be rock-star popular in the U.S., but in India he is on the slide.

"This is a clear indication that Modi's popularity may now have peaked."

Modi would resent a defeat and would likely restrict central government help to the state.

India's reputation for tolerance is in tatters as the government stays mum on Islamophobia.

The burgeoning Indian economy has largely benefited those who are already privileged.

Trump and Sanders in the U.S. Modi in India. Corbyn in the U.K. All are disrupting politics as usual.

The Indian leader reportedly became visibly upset when he began speaking about his background at the event.

The country's future depends on keeping the holy river alive.

World leaders send video messages and tweets for the Jewish new year.

To start seriously talking is the only way out of the destructive long-running standoff.

On his second Independence Day speech, the Indian prime minister was noticeably subdued.

The deal ended decades of bickering and is a rare example of India getting its regional diplomacy right.

Caste and social inequality persist in India, but the poor are now political in a way unheard of in the decades after independence.

Congress party brings parliament to a halt as it charges Narendra Modi with protecting corrupt ministers.